San Francisco - Learn all about the history and science behind Neon, plus the medium’s bright, artistic applications, in a talk with artist Camille MacRae, Meryl Pataky and Kelsey Issel, co-founders of She Bends.
Be sure to stop by to experience firsthand the brilliance of Pataky’s work with two featured art installations.
And don't miss a screening of She Bends artist Jess Krichelle’s film “Neos,” which explores the false dichotomy of art and science, the history of noble gases, the craft of Neon glass blowing and the future of the medium.
A few don't-miss details:
To help keep guests safe and ensure everyone has plenty of room to roam, NightLife will be limiting capacity and have timed-entry tickets.
Last entry into the rainforest exhibit is 7:30 pm—our animals need their sleep.
Morrison Planetarium is now open at NightLife with 4 showtimes. To maximize staff and guest safety, reservations are required and capacity is limited. Reservations are first-come, first served—simply scan the QR code posted in the front lobby upon arrival to make your reservation.
Please note: food and drink are not permitted inside the planetarium, and masks must be worn properly at all times.
Food and beverages are available for purchase in the Academy Café and West Garden Terrace including a variety of grab-and-go options, craft cocktails, and more. All food and drink must be enjoyed outdoors.
Please embrace the Academy’s three favorite Ws: Wear a mask, Wash your hands, and Watch your distance. All guests will be required to wear a mask and social distancing will be enforced according to the latest public health and safety guidelines.
NightLife is adults-only for 21+
